Top Things to do in Banyule
The 10 Best Fun Activities & Games in Banyule, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Banyule, Australia including Ambrose Archery, Kalparrin Gardens, Wilsons Reserve, Sparks Reserve, Latitude, Malahang Reserve, Possum hollow playground, Heidelberg Park, Petrie Park, Pioneer Reserve.
Restaurants in Banyule
1. Ambrose Archery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
The Ambrose Archery centre is an Indoor Archery range that provides equipment on loan, instruction, in a friendly, relaxed environment.
2. Kalparrin Gardens
3. Wilsons Reserve
4. Sparks Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
the access point is hidden away but it's worth it when you find it. great expanse of grass with the darebin creek trail running thru. the playground is adequate without being special. the highlight are the autumn leaves and the old stone bridge that has the trail running thru it. TIP: turn off heidelberg rd down The Blvd and do a quick turn down Turnpike rd.
5. Latitude
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By fifiB07 - Ivanhoe, Australia
I frequently take my kids here, it's one place they all enjoy and it helps with the excess energy that they have. Can get crazy in the school holidays and parking can be a nightmare during those times too. But worth it, just allow for extra time to possibly park near by and walk. The trampolines, and climbing areas are great.
6. Malahang Reserve
7. Possum hollow playground
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By simonnnmnmb
this playground is we think the best in Banyule. A small social enterprise-cafe on site. parent accessible slide. Play incorporating multiple heights a suspension bridge, flying fox, BBQs.
8. Heidelberg Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Masterofsolotravels
Growing up in Heidelberg, I have many happy memories of Heidelberg Park. As a child, it had a small playground with swings and interesting fallen pine trees to climb on. The play equipment is gone and a playground has been put in across the road. Nonetheless, Heidelberg Park is still a very pleasant place to visit between its lush green lawns, a walking/cyclist track, a cricket oval and a wealth of greenery. Recently, I revisited Heidelberg Park with friends who live locally and have young kids. We spread a picnic blanket beneath the lush green pine canopies to decompress after lunch. When sitting under these canopies, a strong pine smell eminates bringing back great memories of childhood.
9. Petrie Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By w0rries - Melbourne, Australia
Petrie Park is one of those quiet little spots that has become extremely popular in recent times. Play equipment for the kids, a small pergola with BBQ's and public toilets. It is a very safe environment for family fun and it's great seeing it being used as such. If you haven't been there, or haven't been there recently, then take your family down there for a bit of an outdoor treat....well worth the effort.
